MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION VS. CLASSICAL EDUCATION How important is education? ... There are two of them; one is the classical education and the multicultural education. ... A classical education will get a student through college better than a multicultural education will, but a multicultural education will get a person further in life that a classical education will. ... To come to a conclusion on this argument we need to compromise our differences to make this multicultural/classical type of education to work together because all of us are Americans in this diverse United States. ...

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Multicultural education is for all students. 3. Multicultural education is synonymous with effective teaching. 4. ... Multicultural education represents a perspective rather than a curriculum. ... Discussion/Conclusion: To get rid of stereotypes, and for teachers to teach in a multicultural perspective, the educational community needs a path to follow to reach their goals. ... Welton included in his book approaches to a multicultural education and perspectives. ...

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International education brings the ideas of many to one place of learning. ... In international education, many nations, with many cultures and ideas, are brought together in one environment to learn. ... We were, however, able to absorb each other's ideas, being tolerant of each other, and come to a general conclusion. ... International education, while taking normal courses such as math, and science, is a whole course of its own. ... From an international education, so many tools are developed; we just need to be able to know how to use those tools to benefit our lives. ...

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These cultural regularities could be a portion of influence to me in considering and implicating teaching early childhood education in preschools. ... By noticing the children's family background and their family philosophy will affect me in implicating early childhood education in preschools. ... We need to understand the coherence of what people from different communities do, rather than simply determining that some other group of people do not do what "we " do, or do not do it as well or in the way that we do it, or jumping to conclusion that their practices are barbaric " (p. 17). ......

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These cultural regularities could be a portion of influence to me in considering and implicating teaching early childhood education in preschools. ... By noticing the children's family background and their family philosophy will affect me in implicating early childhood education in preschools. ... We need to understand the coherence of what people from different communities do, rather than simply determining that some other group of people do not do what "we " do, or do not do it as well or in the way that we do it, or jumping to conclusion that their practices are barbaric " (p. 17). ......

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These cultural regularities could be a portion of influence to me in considering and implicating teaching early childhood education in preschools. ... By noticing the children's family background and their family philosophy will affect me in implicating early childhood education in preschools. ... We need to understand the coherence of what people from different communities do, rather than simply determining that some other group of people do not do what "we " do, or do not do it as well or in the way that we do it, or jumping to conclusion that their practices are barbaric " (p. 17). ......

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These cultural regularities could be a portion of influence to me in considering and implicating teaching early childhood education in preschools. ... By noticing the children's family background and their family philosophy will affect me in implicating early childhood education in preschools. ... We need to understand the coherence of what people from different communities do, rather than simply determining that some other group of people do not do what "we " do, or do not do it as well or in the way that we do it, or jumping to conclusion that their practices are barbaric " (p. 17). ......

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Sociology of Education – Social Dimension to Education In her article 'Educating Society' (2009) Julie McLeod's main focus is the sociology of education and how issues of class, race and ethnicity and gender intersect with education on a fundamental level. ... (p. 409) McLeod outlines two prominent views of education. ... Key Concepts and Debates within the Sociology of Education The big question raised by the study of sociology of education is – do schools remedy social division or do they work to cement and reproduce social division? ... 'new sociology of ...

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Meaning that the objective conclusion follows from a difference in beliefs. Rachels make the point that we cannot draw the conclusion that there is no universal moral truth based on the fact that the subject is merely disagreed upon. ... Parents of these advanced societies understand the value of education in relation to the labor force. Parents would agree that through education is means to understand the world and provide a better opportunity for their children. Parents want their offspring to survive, thus a moral universal agreement that education is good exists among different cultures....

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Multicultural education is for all students. 3. Multicultural education is synonymous with effective teaching. 4. ... Multicultural education represents a perspective rather than a curriculum. ... Discussion/Conclusion: To get rid of stereotypes, and for teachers to teach in a multicultural perspective, the educational community needs a path to follow to reach their goals. ... Welton included in his book approaches to a multicultural education and perspectives. ...

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We get this conclusion with reference to the appearance, behaviors, sexual and dating attitudes of young girls nowadays. ... The advanced and generalized education level is one of the reasons as well. In the past, the traditional Chinese culture discouraged young girls from receiving higher level of education especially when places for tertiary education were not enough in Hong Kong. ... However, nowadays, girls in Hong Kong have more chances of receiving high level education than 10 years ago since there have been more tertiary education places. ... At this stage, it is really difficult to ch...

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Some argue that bilingual education only serves as a detriment to American culture. ... Richard Rodriguez believes that bilingual education creates a feeling of separateness between foreign language speakers and American society; therefore, bilingual education delays the formation of a public identity. ... I assume the position of being either, against or entirely in favor of bilingual education. ... But my experience was unquestionably better with bilingual education.... Richard Rodriguez argues that there is no place in American Education for bilingualism. ...

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In assessing the teacher preparation program, the conductors of the experiment asked three questions: Which aspect of the elementary education program has the most impact on students' preparation to teach classrooms with diverse student populations? ... Students responded to thirty-four statements in the questionnaires that dealt with three broad categories: factors fostering readiness for teaching in culturally diverse settings, factors constraining readiness for teaching in culturally diverse settings, and prior experiences relative to multicultural education. ... The participants i...

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Because Dee's education is an integral part of her life; it has provided many opportunities for her, unlike Maggie who never had the chance to get an education. ... After Dee gets her education, she starts to view her family from a judgmental perspective (Christian 87). ... This caused tension in her family, partly because Mama was denied an education (Bauer 5 of 6). ... In conclusion, to convey the story's theme of domestic struggle, Alice Walker utilizes rural and urban equality, heritage, and the symbolism and importance of quilts. ... Education has given many opportunities to Dee...

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How has your family history, culture, or environment influenced who you are? As I have been growing up I have notice that my entire background have influenced in who I am. My family history first of all is present in my values, my personality, because they were the first who teach me how to tak...

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However, young people can also be viewed in a positive way as there are many choices for them to take on such as employment, education, technology, socialisation and support. ... In conclusion, subculture is not a useful way of analysing the position and experiences of young people in Australia due to a variety of reasons. ...

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He believes education is to lead the resistance against technology by changing the curriculum to help restore a sense of meaning and purpose lost to the Technopoly. ... As an engaging cultural critic, professor at New York University, and author of numerous books on the themes of education and technology, Neil Postman is well positioned to comment on the relation of technology to culture. ... Postman states that ones education is helpful not only in advancing the idea of the resistance fighter, but in helping the young understand the meaning of subjects in an idea-centered and coherence-cent...

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"But then I came to the conclusion that no while there may be an immigration problem, it [is not] a serious problem. ... What causes the lack of English skills is poor English education. ... The scarcity of proper English education to immigrants lengthens the time it takes for them to become comfortable in their community. America is the home of the free, and that is what attracts many immigrants; therefore, America needs to improve the availability of ESL education. ... Moreover, the children's parents who need the education just much could attend classes, with their children, aft...

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The Cultural Divide By Courtney Ulrich Throughout history, the clash of contrasting cultures has never resulted in a positive conclusion, but rather racial segregation and the arrogant use of stereotypes in all aspects of life. ... The real racist is irrational, because he comes to conclusions about racial identity due to false assumptions or none at all. ... While this individual is using evidence, personal experience and reason to come to his conclusion, his logic is faulty. ... These hasty conclusions about "bad" and "good" intent led to more misunderstandings between the two cultures. ...

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Due to certain exception with education, there are few women that carry on careers outside the homes and still fulfil household duties such as teachers and nurses to name a few. ... At the time when my mother was growing, education was a very important aspect and my mother was one of the few of her siblings that were pressured to go to school. ... With such an infinite amount of education out there, I hope to see improvement in education for the women in my father's region. ... My mother migrated to America in pursuit of further education, and better living for her family and hersel...

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Most values are made up of everything that has happened to you in your life and include influences from your parents and family, your religious affiliation, your friends and peers, your education, your reading, and more. ... For example, I value my parents; my children and my education because without them I would not have been shaped into the person I am in today. ... In conclusion, I have learned that the elements of culture is everything that makes up a person's entire way of life and that every culture is filled with symbols, language, values, norms and technology, which is what Thi...

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The education process of men and women that are active in the world's business today is, like capitalism, an ongoing process. ... Business people today must invest more than ever in their own education process, because the markets are so diverse and demanding. ... Globalization is an inevitable conclusion to today's markets. ...

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Survey one was used as a tool to acquire information about the interviewee background, such as his ideas about education/career choices, family, view of the United States and economic status. ... The local government sponsored education in most of the former French Colonies in West Africa. ... Both of my parents has had formal education and are both retired now. ... Tables TABLE 1 Cultural Comparision Survey 2 Results Interviewee's scores (reflecting his or her cultural experience) Interviewer scores (reflecting your cultural experience) Power Distance 13/20 possible 15/20 possible Indi...

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Women had the choice to choose their child's education and could call for a divorce at any time. ... In conclusion, the Indians' influences aided the Europeans' more that the Europeans' aided the Indians'....

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It must go along with international or diplomatic pressure through the media, humanitarian organizations, and education campaigns. ... In conclusion, human rights is a topic so morally aligned and culturally diverse it is hard to clearly define right from wrong. ...

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